Welcoming Baptist Theological College Principal Dr. Darryl Soal, he shares with us a special message on the importance of unceasing prayer. Highlighting why prayer is so important and the impact it can have, Dr. Darryl reminds us in an inspiring way that we should always be ready to pray.

As we welcome Pastor Mark Odendaal from Baptist Theological College we hear an inspiring message about disappointing God. Moving from shame to fame, Ps. Mark shares with us why we should never dwell on the past but accept God's grace.

As we finish looking at whose church it is, we look at how we are called to live in unity as a church. Using Christ's example, we are called to live a unified life as the Body.

After discovering how the church belongs to Christ and His Body, we look at how the church also belongs to everyone. As God has called us, we are to welcome everybody into His church.

As we continue looking at the question of whose church it is, we see how the church belongs to the Body of Christ. This means that we as the body have ownership of the church and are called to run it on behalf of our Father.

As we embark on a new sermon series, we look at who the church really belongs to. This week, we look at Jesus' ownership of the church and how He is the head.

As we end our sermon series on being good to ourselves the way God intended, we look at our bodies. From living a life where we use them as our own, we look at treating them with honor, dignity, and respect.

Pray along with our evening sessions during our annual prayer and fasting as we look at dangerous prayers that pull you from your comfort zone.

Pray along with our evening sessions during our annual prayer and fasting as we look at dangerous prayers that pull you from your comfort zone.

Pray along with our evening sessions during our annual prayer and fasting as we look at dangerous prayers that pull you from your comfort zone.

Pray along with our evening sessions during our annual prayer and fasting as we look at dangerous prayers that pull you from your comfort zone.

Pray along with our evening sessions during our annual prayer and fasting as we look at dangerous prayers that pull you from your comfort zone.

In a bitter sweet service we continue looking at being good to ourselves and ensuring that we save both our souls and bodies from hell while saying goodbye to our pastoral family.

Continuing with our sermon series, this morning we look at the lies we tell ourselves that lead us to not being good to ourselves. Looking at God's Word, we see how to overcome this and lead ourselves into the goodness God intended.

As we kick off the new year we begin a new sermon series about being good to yourself the way God intended.